Hansa Towns
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共 21 段- Indeed it is not easy to distinguish the earliest traders fr
- It is of importance to the study of the Hanseatic confederat
- In 1326 a lad of some twelve summers, whose memory was desti
- A curious juxtaposition of events was afforded by this chapt
- With the same insistence and energy the towns made good thei
- But if the wealth of the towns led them to encourage the gen
- In 1400, the Hansa sent out a fleet to Frisia to combat thes
- The "Scandinavian travellers," as they were named, institute
- As the might of the League increased at Bruges they insisted
- There have been many disputes as to the origin of the name S
- On their arrival at the meeting place, the deputies were rec
- Soon after, Christian presented a petition to the young and
- Already, early in the century, Dr. Johann Bugenhagen had bee
- To this Gustavus replied by demanding help from his brother
- These reasons could not be given, based as they were on moti
- Ivan, hearing this, felt the moment was favourable. He saw t
- In vain did various diets send ambassadors to Bruges to reca
- The Hansa, for instance, complained that they had been sudde
- Whether all that was stated by the Steelyard in this memoran
- The most important and strangest offer of all was the wooing
- It was in 1880 that the proposal to include Hamburg in the